Ex-Army Veteran Sentenced to 4 Years for Jan. 6 Police Assault

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Ex-Army officer Edward Richmond Jr. was sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for assaulting officers with a baton during the January 6 Capitol attack. Richmond, previously court-martialed for manslaughter in Iraq, was identified by online sleuths and arrested by the FBI. Despite his past conviction, Richmond participated in the Capitol violence, leading to his detention before trial. His defense argued for a lighter sentence, citing his role as a single father and solar panel technician, but the judge imposed a sentence at the low end of the guidelines.
- Ex-Army officer who beat officers with a baton on Jan. 6 sentenced to prison NBC News
- Court-martialed Army veteran ordered to prison for attacking police with baton on Jan. 6 WUSA9.com
- Maine Jan. 6th rioter sentenced to four years in prison WGME
- Maine man gets 50 months in prison for assaulting officers on Jan. 6 WMTW Portland
- Veteran Who Was Court Martialed Gets 4 Years in Prison for Jan. 6 Attack The New York Times
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